By John Roemer
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - An attack by anti-illegal immigration activists on this city's sanctuary policy gained ground Wednesday thanks to a state appellate panel's ruling. The decision reversed a trial judge and revived a lawsuit seeking to force San Francisco police to inform federal authorities when they arrest drug offenders whom they suspect of being non-citizens. San Francisco's longstanding practice ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - An attack by anti-illegal immigration activists on this city's sanctuary policy gained ground Wednesday thanks to a state appellate panel's ruling. The decision reversed a trial judge and revived a lawsuit seeking to force San Francisco police to inform federal authorities when they arrest drug offenders whom they suspect of being non-citizens. San Francisco's longstanding practice ...
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